Merppp

Build me a £1000 gaming pc with 16gb of ram and monitor, and it better be ryzen, check if products are in stock, most people give builds that GPUs aren't in stock due to Ethereum. I want to game at 1080p high settings for 2 years atleast. Thanks, Merp....

I know I can do the overclock myself and why not MSI... my brother has the exact same one and it is perfect for him...

Thats the same GPU....

I have no trust in CEX - their used shit has usually been overused and ready to break in a couple months

GPU out of stock... no surprise

Yep, could we get back to the thread, do you have any suggestions?

For true esport gaming check out zowie or steelseries

and additional VAT** we pay VAT first in the UK

Well I live in the UK - I wont fancy paying 100dollar shipping, sorry

I am really lost of how much I am spending on this PC and I have decided to go with 900GBP and make 500-600GBP in upgrades in 2 years time. For now I want to play esport titles at 60fps high settings and same with some games like GTA V, I do not need to play on ultra, I do not find it that beneficial and rewarding in price to quality. I will be making short videos on C4D and will continue to do Photoshop work. I have chosen this PC as the GPU and other parts can easily be upgraded in 2 years time so I can then make a PC that would last me an additional 4 years from that point. Before I tell you why I chose parts feel free to make a build below which fits in this price range = 875-925GBP https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/zTmJ4C Why I chose each part: CPU - Ryzen 5 1600X - Strong processor for both gaming and basic , it will be bottle necked by the GPU but I am going to upgrade the GPU in 2 years time and I believe this processor will still uphold in time to come. Also comes with a good heatsink which will remain temperatures well. Excited for this 6 core beast! MOTHERBOARD - MSI B350 Gaming Pro - Cheap yet not cheap motherboard, it can overclock well and will have everything I need. According to reviews this should be £90 not £75 Also has red lights for a beautiful black-red colour scheme. RAM - Corsair Vengeance LED 2x8GB 3000 MHZ - Red LEDs for colour scheme, 3000MHZ for ryzen, 16GB for 'future-proof' (even though it is a bit of a stupid concept, future proofing). SSD - 275GB Crucial MX300 - Good Drive, just as good as an 850 evo? Slightly cheaper, I may go with the 850 evo - please give suggestions on this one. HDD - WD BLUE 1TB - Because... well let it be. GPU - EVGA MINI GTX 1050TI 4GB - I will change in 2 years and I believe it will be enough for what I will do and I like small form factor cards and I don't think that they get that hot at all. CASE - NZXT S340 ELITE - Easy case to work with and it will look very clean and nice in the colour scheme, also easy to do cable management PSU - CX450M - Enough power and as it is semi-modular may be easier to work with, without breaking the bank. WIRELESS NETWORK ADAPTER - TPLINK DUAL BAND PCI-EXPRESS ADAPTER - Good adapter- do not want to go wired as I believe the internet cabling in my wall is fucked up and I guess less hassle with wiring MONITOR - BENQ GL2250HM 21.5'' - Good, Cheap Monitor

Accidentally added to wrong discussion/topic. The M.2. of mine has a price. £88.00. The motherboard you have doesn't have red leds for my scheme and does seem to do the same job as the motherboard i displayed. I dont know? but is that SSD better than mine? I tried to go with a m.2. as it has less hassle with the brackets on a case and all that bs.... That video card has a wrong price its actually £600, very nice case by the way does it not only include 1 case fan?

I found out I could spend 1500GBP!!! Buying 2 of these, one for me and one for my brother, well my parents are buying it https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/dV7yPs suggestions? Try to keep the red scheme with the motherboard and RAM. I want to play esport titles at 144fps+ and demanding games for next couple years at high settings 60fps+. Do not exceed 1450GBP as I have to actually spend more on the GPU... Should I get an after-market cooler? Will the GPU be bottle-necked ? Changes?

Can i also ask you both do you think my PSU will come with a UK power outlet?

I have no idea what that means, so it will fit right?

Will this motherboard in this build: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/QmDQWX have enough PCI-express slots for the wireless network adapter and the video card. No need to give changes for my build at ALL unless the motherboard will not work with the GPU and the wireless adapter